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Canadian economy won't slide into first recession in 16 years: Flaherty - Read More

Date Added: May 31, 2008 03:24:02 AM
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, with the majority of his provincial counterparts agreeing, insisted Canada won't slide into a recession despite suffering through the first quarterly contraction in real gross domestic product in five years.

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